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(Columbian liliumim, j.yn SAVANNAH GAZETTE. PHIXTEB AND rUHLISHKI) OX TUB BAT, BT MIChAEL J. KAPPEL, & CO. Terms duly ri p Est .. .$ 8 .payable in advance. country paper, issued on ‘Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday , (containing 1 all the news and new advertisements of the daily paper) $5 per an num —payable in advance. s.i r.ws’dH, WEDJfESDJr MORXrjrG, Xov. 26. on ‘ ‘ * ~ Extract of a letter from a respectable house in Bor deaux to another in this city, dated October 8. “ YVilh reference to our respect, of the 19th. tilt, we have no material alteration in our mar ket. Cotton has been languid, prices remain nearly stationary, and may still be quoted at f. 190 to 230, for Upland, and f.310 to 330 for Sea-Island,.in entrepot. We are confirmed in the opinion that high prices will be maintained here, if the crop proves short with you, partic ularly for good qualities In consequence of some amelioration in our water carriage to Ly ons, by the Garonne, canal of l ar.guedoc, and the Rhone, we expect to supply that city and Switzerland with larger quantities of cotton than we have hitherto done. ltice continues very scarce, and sells in small quantities at f.50, but it is becoming rather hea vy in die north. Our stock of Tobacco has increased to 1500 hluls. of which 4LtO are Virginia, 400 Carolina & Georgia, and 70U Kentucky, and further supplies are expected. Some of the holders are becom ing very anxious to realize their parcels ; and good Kentucky might be obtained at f 65 if not at 60. The Requ’ have fixed the 6th Nov. for their next purchase day but we fear their wants are limited, anct we know that the competition will be great, from which circumstance it is nat ural to calculate,, th it the sales which take place, will be at reduced prices. American Flour is nominal atfsotos2. Colonial produce has not fluctuated since cur last advices. St. Domingo and Spanish Coffee is worth from f.l 7A to 1 15. White clayed Ha vana Sugars f.70 to 85 —brown do. f.6u to 65 Muscovadoei f.50 to 68. Pepper has advanced to f.l for light, and.l 10 for heavy. Our Vintage has commenced, anil its produce will fall short of our thost reduced calculations; the discouraging prospect lias not how-ever pre vented some depression in Brandy, which was driven up to unprecedented prices by specula tion. Needy holders being obliged to realize. 4th proof Armagnftcs might be put on board at’ f.875, but there is a girater probability of its ri sing again, than of a further diminution. The new \\ ines will command extravagant prices altho’ the qualities are not likely to prove as good as was expected., from the favourable tem perature of our summer. Exchange on London f.23 85 to 80,” Military Movements,—We have it from the best authority, that all the disposable force on the sda-board of North Carolina, Sruth Carolina, and Georgia, under the command of colonel Bankhead, are order ed to rendezvous forthwith at some point on the St. Mary’s river. Rumour gives to this movement, two objects—first, that the Expedition is to join gen. Gaines, who is go ing against the Sdminoles ; and second, that its destination is against Amelia Isl - and. Tjfis latter opinion, (being grounded Upon th^ supposition that the Floridas have been ceded by Spain to this country,) is most prevalent. Ch. Gaz. Ehom the Baltimore Patriot, Nov. 16. Trouble in Algiers. —Capt Moody, of the brig Abioara, arrived at this port from Gib ratyer, from whence he sailed on the sth of October, states that the day before be left, ir/formation was received that a revolution had taken place at Algiers, that the Dey Aad been deposed; and, together with his /prime minister, had beeu decapitated ; and that a merchant there of ordinary stand ing, had been chosen to fill his place. The plague still raged at Algiers with Considerable violence. The American squadron arrived at Gib raltar on the Ist October, in 14 days from the coast of Algieis. Prices at Richmond, Nov. 14.—Tobac co R 7 a 11, Corn 4 a 4 1-2* Flour 8 1-2 a 8 3-4, Wheat 1 67, Meal 1 17, Hemp 100 a 140. Despatches have been received frm Gen. Mina dated in August, from the interior of Mexico; he had been joined by the revolu tionary forces under Entire Torre, and his disciplined force already ammounts to 6000 men. Phil. Jlurora. A New-Orleans editor, who had sus pended flu: publication of his pa|x*r on account of the sickness, re-commenced his duties on the 24th of September, re marking that the north wind) that grand: phy.-icisii, had begun to blow', the weather j twrnoitf cooler, the fever appeared toJ r dt* ‘**l tMumedj Mw Invention.—We have seen the mo del of anew invented double marine lever, for raising ships of the line and other ves sels out of water, on very simple, and, ap parently, efficacious principles, and fixing them in a position to fie coppered and re paired, with great ease and economy. The increase of our navy renders it necessary to suggest some new improvement by which ships can be repaired w ith facility, and a diminution of labor. Tins machine will prevent the necessity of dry docks, which not only are enormously expensive, but from the want of sufficient water in the eb bing and flowing of the tide* in some of our principal naval depots, would be difficult to erect. If the machine can be constructed sufficiently strong and durable, we see no other objection to its utility. The model is in the possesrion of the inventor, capt. Alexander Coffin, and can be 9een by call ing at the office in the state prison. J\‘. Y. Advocate. The heavy rains, (says the Ontario Mes senger of Nov. 4th) which we have experi enced during the past week, have swelled the waters of our creeks and rivers to an unusual and dangerous height; several bridges and mill dams have been carried away, and it is feared others will share a similar disaster. The roads are inundated and travelling rendered very tardy and un pleasant. Such a .freshet has not been known for 15 years. From the Onondago Register of the sth Inst. Great Freshet. —We had an unusual fall of rain in this vicinity on Friday and Sat urday of last week. The creek, running through this village, was raised much high er than for several years before, inundating a large portion of the flats, and rendering the road almost impassable for some dis tance. We apprehend considerable dam age has been sustained, although as yet we have heard of none, other than the destruc tion of fences, &c. From the Ontario Messenger. British manufacturers outdone in Onta rio.—Much has been said, and many ac counts published of the celerity with which english manufacturers of cloth have gone through the various operations atten dant on the manufacturing that article, from the fleece to the garment. A few weeks since we published an article from an english paper, in which it was stated that at one of the manufactories in En gland, the fleece had been taken from the sheep and’ Manufactured into a coat in the short space of 13 hours and twertty min utes. —Messrs Buck, Brewster & co. man agers cf the Ontario manufactory at Man chester in this country, on perusing that article became sensible, from the perfection of their machinery and the dexterity of their workmen, that the same operations might be accomplish even in a shorter time. Immediately a wager of 500 dollars was of fered, and accepted by the managers, that they would perform the same operation in 12 hours. The wool was taken from the sack in its natural state, and in 9 hours and 15 minutes precisely, the coat wa3 com pleted and worn by one of the parties con cerned. The wool was picked, greased, carded, roped and spun—the yarn was warped; put into the loom and woven—the cloth was fulled, colored, four times shorn, pressed and carried to the tailors, and the coat completed, all within the time above stated. We saw the coat the next day af ter it was made. The cloth was not of the finest texture, but was very handsomely dressed, and fitted the person remarkably well. The truth of the above statement can be attested by many respectablewitnes ses besides messrs. Buck and Brewster.— The only difference between this and the English experiment is the time occupied in shearing the fleece, and any farmer in the country knows that that operation may be despatched in ten minutes. The above named gentlemen now confidently assert, that they can manufacture a coat of ele gant superfine broadcloth, and have it com plete in 12 hours. HALIFAX, OCT. 29. About 9 o’clock on Wednesday evening last, 11. M. S. Forth, capt. sir John Louis, bt. from Portsmouth and Madeira, unfortu nately struck upon Trumtrap Shoals, where she lay notwithstanding every assistance that could be given, until Thursday about half past 11 o’clock A. M. The wind from the 8. E. wsjs happily light; and excepting the loss of her false keel and rudder, the ship is supposed to have sustained but little injury. She was towed into the harbor by the Harriet. Lady Louis, his ex. sir J. Cockbtirn, John Gullett, esq. mrs, (itilleft, rev. mr. Willis, capt. Kent and It. Hay, A. D. (\ to hilt ex, the Karl of Dalhouse came passengers in the Forth. J9cvt of &a\iannalj. AHRIVED, Ship Justina, Tombs, New-York, 8 days, (mentioned in our last) to Wm- Taylor, consign ee—with dry goods, wine, rum and copperas, to sundries. Passengers, Messrs. Shepherd and Chancellor. QC? Names of the passengers pick ed up belongingto the ship Voucher — mr. mrs. lAt alow, mr. & tire. Fitch, mr. & mrs. Smith, their 3 children and nurse, mr, & miss Ilose, mrs. Ingles* by and ‘daughter, and Philip Inglesby. Extract frontithe log boolc of the Justina, 1 capt. Tombs: Wednesday, 19th Nov. 1817, at 7 o’clock in the morning, vjhile running along the Nerth- Carolina shore between the Curituck and Roa noke inlets, wej saw a ship ashore with her top sails and courses partly clewed up ; we then kept close in sh|>re to ascertain whether she had any signal for assistance; we saw the sea break ing oyer her stern and they shew no signal, and a number of people on shore near her which we supposed went trom the ship, which led us to believe that they had put part of the crew and passengers ashore, is we only saw four people on board. We had passed the ship Voucher but a little while before we saw a boat ahead of our ship, about five miles from the wreck ; we soon came to her; and took them in,(three in number) they kail been ordered .to lay by the ship to take the captain and rest ot the crew out, but having aker of gin in their boat, they were not capable of going back to the wreck ; we learned from them, that the ship was the \ ouch er, captain Howland from New-York, bound to Charleston, and that heir long-boat had gone to leeward to land tVe ] assengers. W e filled away immediately, in no; es of ..finding them ; after running about five m les further we saw the boat, steered for her anwtook her along side, when we found six womfn, four children, (ail girl?) and five passengers, with the chief mate, two men andu boy, (say nineteen in num ber,) after we got ihem all safe on board and fed the mate and pen, 1 wished the mate to take a boat’s crew ftrid return to the wreck to save the rest of th lives if possible ; he would go, but the seamen refused : we then took in our boat and proceeded on our voyage. Ship Margaret, M‘LelL*d, Portland, Maine, 9 days, to Stutgqs & Burroughs, consignees— with beef, pork, |hay and lumber, to others. Passenger, mrs. ATlntosh. Schr. Nancy, jHaydy, Providence, n. i. 9 days, with stone and lumber for the Independent Pres byterian Church, building in this city. Forty two passengers? Schr. Frcemjison, Lymburn, from Washington and. c. via Alexandria, 6*days from the capes, with flour and breac to F. H. Welman, consignee. CLEARED, Ship Vulcan, t eed, Liverpool; Brig Hunter, 1 oilman, Providence, R. r. Unity, Hi mes, Boston ; t Schr. Undauntf 1, Blackman, New-York. Arrivals from this port. Brig Almira, Ajwood, Boston, 10 days. Clearances for this port. Ship Susan, \l inslow, Boston, 12th inst. Ship Halcyon Wooster, Philail. 15th. Sloop Alex, fllunn, Clunn, do. do. Sloop Volany M’Lean, Charleston, 23d. Veskls up for this port. At Boston, mfv. 12, the brig Almira, Atwood, to sail with despatch. At Newyork nov. 15, brig Eliza, Thayer, will meet with quiijk despatch ; sehr. Laura, to sail next day ; schn Hal, Cowell, on the 18th ; schr Ariadne, Pendkton, soon. At Charleston nov. 24, sloop Adeline, Brad ley, to sail the Charleston, Nov. 24. Arr. ship Georgia Packet, Bunce, Pliihul. 9 days; ship Jullis Ceasar, Marshall, New-York, 5 days; schr. Galypso, Caswell, Philad. 8 days. Oil the 22d insf between Reedy island and the capes, passed tjie ship Thaliaf Morri, for this port; schr. Phoenix, Price, New-York, 9 days; schr. Ann, Mdrgan, Combahee, 1 day ; schr. Enterpri/e, Parker, Combahee, 1 day; ship Por tia, Silliman, Bordeaux, 42 days. Left the brig Catharine, Wellsnian, of and for Charleston, line.; British brig Adelaide,George, Bermuda, 12 dys; French brig Le Due de-Trevise, Moria, Haa re de-Grace, 69 data; schr. Walton Gray, Seabury, Baltimore, 7 dayfe; schr. Lovely Kezia, Bytlie wood, Beaufort, 1 day. Cleared, brig blount Pleasant, Eddy, Havanna; schrs. Alciope, tVells, Teneriffe; Svviftsure, Thomas, llostog Alexandria, Nov. 14. Arr. hrig Planter, Lane, 37 days from Liver pool ; sloop Fantiy, Mitchell, Baltimore, 6 days. Cleared, sloop Ocean, Middleton, Norfolk ; schr. Emily, Pafrott, Dumfries. Baltimore, Nov. 18 Arr. brig Entile, Godfrey, 29 days from Ncw- Orleans —spoke at the Balize, ships Golconda Smith, and Evergreen, 24 days from N. York, & schr. Polly & Sophia,Coates, 24 days from Charles ton. The U. S. brig Boxer was ashore 10 miles s.s.w. from the balize, and bilged ; schr. Specu lation, Silverthom, Philad; schr. Perry, Pollet, 23 days from Gonaives, coffee and logwood; sch. Lad}’ of the Lake, Cromw ell, 16 days fr. Havana, coffee. Left, Ist Nov. schr. Alliance for N. York, same day; Ocean, Stiles, for Boston in 4 days ; schr. George Beckw ith, Fisher, do 3 days; Glea ner, Saunders, for N. Orleans in 3 days; col. ltamsay, Owen, for Baltimore in 4 days. Oct. 29, ar. brig Venus, Tugerors, 24 days fr. Boston ; Augusta, Lee, 21 day3 fr. do; two Guineamen from the coast, w ith 1040 slaves ; 30th, ar. schr. Saturn, Coward, from st. Salvador, w ith jerked beef; a schr. from Norfolk viast. Jago. Philadelphia, Nov. 15. Arr. shin China Packet, Hewit, Antwerp, 36 days ; schrs. Sally, Fisher, Teneriflfe ; Phoenix, Coffin, Suffolk ; sloops Ann Maria, Johnston, Daniel ft. Maria, Sinipuxent. Cleared, ships Laconia, Savin, st. Croix; Mon tesuuicn, M‘Levan, Charleston ; brigs Newborn, Cushing, Europe ; Joseph, Caldwell, Lisbon ; schrs. True American, Kelly, N. York ; Sarah- Ann, Baldwin, Newbern ; sloop George Wash ington, Brethroff, do. New- York, Nov. 15. Arrived, schooner Martha, Simington, 5 days from Norfolk, with sugar and fustic ; sloop Illi nois, Bates, tl) days front < ape Henry, an<V 6 fr. the land, with sugar, coffee and molasses. The ship Pilgrim, Brown, for Charleston, sailed Oct. 26th; W illiam ft John, for Baltimore, Nov. L Left, Nov. 2, ship Rii/.uheth, Todd, from Charles ton, just arrived. 1“ Markets very had —mrtp milUuni ot dollars in Fort Farrize, hut none in circulation."j ; Dispatch Line sloop Superior, fftorer, 3 days from Philadelphia ; schr. John, Loveland, 10 days from Petersburg. Below last night, the hrig Dawn, Holmes, of Wiscaaset, 1.) days from Turks Island. The ship Frances, from New York, had half her cargo on hoard— had been blown out, sod returned Cleared, slops Venus, flcovel, jun. London ; Morning Star, Bishop, Charleston ; brigs Ann, Scott, Liverpool; Ohio, Carman, Amsterdam ; schrs Penguin, Taylor, Gibraltar; Louisa, John son, Charleston ; Maria, Briggs, Philadelphia ; Weymouth, Benedict, Richmond. Boston, Nov. 12. Arrived, ship Middlesex, Baker, 37 days from Point Petre, and 18 from Turks Island- The brig Merchant, of Kennebunk, sailed fr. Guada loupe Ist Oct. for a market. Left at Turks Isl and, 24th ult. a brig from New Haven, just arri ved ; —brig Amsterdam Racket, Soule, 54 days from Malaga, cargo wine, raisins, mats, almonds and barilla. Sailed 19th Sept, and left no Amer ican vessels.—24th, off Cape Sparta! s.e. by e. 90 miles, was boarded by a Patriot private armed schr. and treated politely. 7th inst. lat 42. long 69, spoke brig Frances, 1 from Boston for Africa. Capt. S. has experienced very severe weather on the passage ; —Sloop George, Kilbotirn, 4 days from New York, with corn, rum, wine & brandy. Cleared, brigs Charity, Atkins, for Matanzas ; Boston, Knowles, Alexandria; Nancy Sc Mary, Stubbs, Philadelphia; Belvidere, Cobb, do ; sloops Little Bill, McAlpirte, Halifax, N. S.; Mk. Packet, Deland, Salem; Votary, Stockman, Portland. Holmes’ Hole, Nov. 7. Arr. brig Castor, Winslow, Havanna 24 days, for Portland; ship Middlesex, Baker, 35 days from Point Petre,(Gaud.) and 16 from T. Island, for Boston. Left, Oct. 6th, a brig from Washing ton, n. c.; brig Rover, Chandler, fr. Baltimore, loading ; schr. Packet, Beck, from Boston; sch. Sally, Wheeler, from Castine, just arrived ; brig Mary Jane, Dunbar, from do. just arrived; brig ——, Fairfield, from Kenebunk, could not sell and sailed to the leeward for a market. At T. Island, Oct. 24th, brig Sampson, from Guada loupe j a large ship said to he from N. York, ly ing oft” and on ; a brig from Savannah, all hands sick. Spoke, lat. 37, lon. 71, schr. Greyhound, 2 days from N. York for st. Thomas.—Passed bv a brig, raid to be capt. Pilsburv, from Martinique for Boston. ..,w - Sailed, sch. Hunter, Higgins, for Philail. Nov. Bth, sloop Vjsscher, Diggct, from Boston for N. York; schr.*Monroe, Moody, from Baltimore for Portland; schr. Lilly, Bates, from Kingston for Elizabeth City, n-. e.; sloop Lively, Brown, from] Philsid. for Newburyport.—Passed by last night,.) sloop Rapid, Beers, from Boston for N. York. Passage for Liverpool, |C7 A-,fe\v passengers can be hand somely accommodated on board the line Phila delphia Factor, capt. Hamilton, tt sail on or before the Ist of December. AppW to ■’ NICHOLAS'& NEFF. For Havre, The Packet ship Woodbine, J. YVilWt, Mia master ; having the whole of her catgo engaged, will sail on the 26th inst. For passage only, (having elegant accommodations,) apply to the master on board, aPHuntev’s wharf, or Jo Benj. Howard Sj Cj. nov 21 i 72. 1 For New-York, The regular packet ship PRUDENCE, Henry Field, master, will meet witl im mediate despatch. For freight or passage ap ply to the master on board, at Jones’ lower \iiarf, or to C. W. CARPENTER &lco. The consignees of goods, per the ship 1 Pru dence, are requested to call and receive them at -Jones’lower wharf. mv. as For New-York, The schr. Olive-Branch, captJlrish, burthen 104 tons, will sail in afer days —for freight or passage apply to the cat. on bourd, or to CHARLES COTJyN- For sale on hoard said schooner, 1 gig, with harness complete 1 single horse pleasure waggon / 1 double do do do 1 case saddles, 2 bureaus 1 pipe currant wine 2 kegs pearl barley A small invoice hardware nov 21 72 For New-York, The superior packet brig A&IF.LIA, Si-Hi Hodman, master, will have ilqs>atch. — For freight or passage apply on board, C Jones’ wharf, or to GEORGE GUIDON. are requested to reefeve their Goods this day. Landing from said brig, 10 puncheons N.E. RUM nov 24 J 74 For Providence, . The new and fast-sailing schoonw Kennebec Trader, captain tirr, having nearly a full freight engaged, will besespatcheil immediately. For freight or passajfe, having excellent accommodations, apply tolhe cap Lain on board, or to / KETTELL & SE.fIALL, nor 26 76 No. 34, Boltons wharf. For sale, The stanch and fast-sailiftp schooner Freemason, capt. Lymburnjjust arrived from the city of Washington, in complete order, built of the best materials, and well calculated for any voyage that may require despatch. For terms apply to Greene St Lippitt, or at Bolton’s central wharf, to F. H. WELMAN. Who has received per said schr. and for sale cheap, if taken from on board, 100 kegs and 25 half bbls. crockery Ware, by the celebrated Jamieson, inAlexandria 3-4 bbls. Shad, t 76 nov 26 For Freight or Charter, „ To any port in Europe, The superior brig ELI'AABETH, cap tain Bradford, burthen dSu tons. For terms apply to the master on board, or to j. nrrTFLLE. For Sale, Jj£|\ The brig 77/W F.E-SISTK/iS, Saunders, master, burthen one thousand barrels— can be sent to sea without expense, being in complete order. Would he exchanged for mer chandize or real estate. Apply as above. l.umlnu', from /trig I'rMrona, 20 bugs heavy BLACK PtI'PER nov 24 $74 To Iteiit, ®A twnstory HOUBK, in a healthy and pleasant part of the city. I likewise wish to rent the furniture that is in the house. There is every thing that is needed in the line of house keeping—and likewise three or four Her* vents to he hired to the one tlist rents tie house For particulars enquire at thisoflu e, nov 26—47 M. L. WHITE, (market-shitari-:) Has just received, by numerous arrivals, ‘■ A GKNFRA.L ASSORTMENT OF Choice and Seasonable Goods ,-|l Which are offered so, safe, wholesale and ‘J| retail, and at reduced prices, for cash, cotton or short* credit, „ consisting Black and colored Sinchews and Sarsnets do do Canton Hondkttchiefs do do Florence and Lev wi1 ; ( , e c;n-,H fashionable colors do Tafl’etas and plaid Silks do and white Thule Lace and silk Gaux^ Silk Hose and Gloves; kid Gloves do Shatyls and Handkerchiefs Safin and lustrings Ribbons White and colored Feathers 9 Fjag Handkerchiefs and Bandannas Lice Handkerchiefs and Shawls Silk and cotton Florentines Black, white and colored Crapes Silk net Sleeves Black and white figured Laces, with W'? general assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and i and Cotton Goods, British anu domestic ALSO, TWENTY CASKS OF ASSORTED HARD-WARE AND CUTLERY; Consisting of a general assortment, put up ex. j presslv for the country, and for sale at a small 1 advance from the auction cost in New-York. r GROCERIES , 50 barrels N. K. and rectified Rum 10 do common Brandy 5 do apple do % 10 do Gin—3 hluls Jamaica Rum 5 hluis West-India Rum —20 hags Coffee 15 chests hyson, young hyson &. hyson skin Teas®] .50 kegs manufa-tr’d Tobacco, ls’t &2d quality 1| 50 m Spanish Cigars—2s m. N. Orleans 10 boxes Raisins—lo jars Loriilard’s Snuff 1 30 pieces coitou “agring 5 crates stone and Farthernware 50 dozen Fryingpans, assorted sizes 10 casks patent and Carolina Hoes 10 casks eight and ten link trace Chains 50 cases roram, castor and wool Hats, at very® low prices nov 26 75 ■ Lumber. 40,000 feet white-pine Boards, on board ship Clio, at Bolton’s whaif— for sale at a low rate. Applv to the captain on board, or to KETTELL & SEWALL. nov 26 76 Italian FiXiiibition. On FRIDAY EVENING, 28 th tnsfawf. WILL beixhihiteil at the court-house, for the delight and astonishment of the curious, a great variety of wonderful and mur. velous tricks, in MAGIC, SLTGHT-OF HAND AND j JpTFOONEIIY, which have M Pen performed with great applause in Italy, and Tnost of the europer.n cities of note, j Sundry plays will be acted, in which a number ‘ of eccentric characters will be introduced, which cannot fail to captivate all true lovers of wit, humor and fun. and ladies—children half price. JOHN BELL. sold at the door, nov 26 \ Office Bunlt U. States, Savannah, 25th Nov. 1817. NOTICE. —This office will hereafter discount twice in the week, viz—-On Tuesdays anil Sat- j urdays. Offering days, Mondays aifd Fridays. By order, s ELEAZAR EARLY, Cash'r. To Let, I @A Store near the market. An ex cellent stand for a grocer : enquire at i this office. nov 26 76 1 House, § sliip painting, Paper hanging and Glazing. THOMAS SMITH on Bay-lane, back of the V. S. Bank, SOLICITS the patronage of his friends and the public, in his line ; all orders will be gratefully received, and executed in the neat est manner and with despatch. nov 26 n 76 Bills on Liverpool, Payable in London, for sale bv JOHN HOGUE & CO. nov 22 73 Hunter's wharf. Miss Jones, Late from New-York, begs leave to inform the ladies of Savannah, that she has on hand a handsome assortment of MI LINER 1, con sisting of leghorn, straw, chip, velvet, silk and beaver Hats—tortoise-shell Combs —Feathers artificial Flowers—an elegant assortment ol lace Turbans—besides a number of articles too nu merous to mention, which she otters for sale, a few doors north of the market, corner of Barnard street anil bay-lane. 76 nov Stop Thief! A Yellow man, of the indian breed, aged a bout 45, height about 5 feet 5 inches, sup posed to have changed his dress, anil is proba bly on his way to Charleston or Augusta.-- Twenty dollars reward, if placed- in Savannah jail, will be freely paid by J. JEFF REF, nov 26 76 at Shellman’s hotel. Just received, And for sale at the Mtmeum & Gazette OJf,c<\ By the gross, dustn, or single, The Geo. So. C^sir. Almunack, KOH TH F. YF. AIl IHI 8. Containing, besides the usual matter, the list of the civil officers of this city ; officers of I'"* custom-house department ; do. navy d°-; ‘” ° t the Bank ofthe Mh*te of (ieorgl* i do rm*'ep bank t tin. Hank 11. 8. discount an • deposit ; < o- Marine & Fire Insiirauee company ; t om""’ sinners of Pilot age i officers of the Medu s cietv i do. Marine do; do Library d< i ‘ bernian do. &c. i—also, a Tide I Aid* 1 , to on* * time of high water at the Mot eminent P' I*"* 1 *"* th*s world n rt ’ 1